Reviewer:Cookout Menu
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March 22, 2025 Subject:
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The Phantom of the Opera" is a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences with its haunting music and dramatic storyline. For those interested
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Reviewer:Arthur Finch
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March 7, 2025 Subject:
Arthur Finch
The Phantom of the Opera is a timeless masterpiece that perfectly blends romance, mystery, and music. The hauntingly beautiful score by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
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combined with a gripping storyline, keeps audiences captivated from start to finish. The emotional depth of the characters, especially the Phantom’s tragic love for Christine, makes this musical a truly unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for career opportunities in various industries, check out Patron Career Staffing for top recruitment solutions in Canada.
Reviewer:Eron Fich
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The Phantom of the Opera is a timeless classic with an incredible blend of music, drama, and emotion. The storytelling and performances are truly captivating!
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Reviewer:†dajer™†
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September 27, 2021 Subject:
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And lest you all forget, his son, Junior, was the Wolfman.
Reviewer:Briesemeister1943
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July 3, 2021 Subject:
BEST PHANTOM!
I had just finished reading the book in the original French and I must say I was surprised at how faithfully this version followed the book. Except for
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the end which was an invention of Hollywood, it was a pleasure to watch this film, which in spite of being silent, conveyed better than I ever expected the original intent. Also, the face of the phantom was exactly as the author imagined it, a death mask, a living skull.
Reviewer:bebe23
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February 11, 2016 Subject:
Fantastic movie!
Lon Chaney outdid himself as the "Phantom of the Opera". Even the more modern day versions are as good as this!
Reviewer:cabbage1991
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August 5, 2011 Subject:
Classic
This movie is a true classic that everyone should see and this version is the best of them and its public domain - HOOT!
Reviewer:Missy316
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March 7, 2010 Subject:
Five Stars for Lon Chaney, THE Phantom of the Opera!
A must-see film for anyone who loves the REAL Phantom of the Opera, Lon Chaney Sr., horror film history, or all of the above! I finally watched this movie
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again after 24 years of Chaney's Phantom scaring me nearly to death; but I love the Phantom character and love silent movies, so I'm glad love conquered all and I finally got to see it AND enjoy it! To fully appreciate it, one must try to avoid being over-exposed to the now-commonly-seen unmasked face of the Phantom, and know something about the times in which it was made. My father first saw the original release in 1925 as an 11-year-old boy, and confirmed that the audiences indeed were scared out of their wits with screams, faintings, and general histronics. For all the jaded folks used to modern CGI and horror effects, NO one still has accomplished anything like The Man of 1,000 faces Lon Chaney did here. Lest I sound like a blind admirer, know that I very much disliked the oft-mentioned "wooden" performances of Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry (Christine and Raoul respectively), as well as the botched, horrible direction by the mediocre director Rupert Julian, or the tragical re-editing and cutting of the original footage. Nonetheless I wanted to give the film 5 stars for what saves and immortalizes it: Chaney's great performance, supported best by the wonderfully creepy, shadowy atmosphere that is the Phantom's territory. Chaney also made valuable contributions behind the scenes as well, thank goodness! It's a fact that Chaney and Julian did NOT get along, and I've heard that it was actually Chaney himself who directed the unmasking scene (among a few others) and who also insisted that all advance advertising had the unmasked Phantom's face covered). For my next Phantom thrill, I'm looking forward to a full-size theater showing (usually found around Halloween) with complete theater organ accompaniment! P.S. The second best "Phantom" portrayal and wonderful in its own way is the STAGE musical, NOT the 2004 movie. Once again, I believe the original in this venue was the best: Michael Crawford. :)
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